DB's Pixnet

August 30, 2010 Monday, Cloudy

Countryfolk

My colleague David of NCR in 1996 just graduated from University of Perth. In the Fortune 100 company we have been prompted a question that how would you distinguish yourself to be that outstanding candidate of from this pool of promising young men?

Some ten years later, in 2004, the British recruit Mr Tim S. Landon's father or the American recruit Ms Eva Ivory's father, hired a Law Firm lawyer came coming to review my work. At the face of Madam Chiang Fun-Liang, he said in an interesting expression (that), "Look at yourself! (What) You looked (in) ten years ago in New York City (was) no different from (the look of) these Yuan-Lin Hsien kids of North Gong High School pupils now. How could I help you at that moment?"

Later on March 18, 2008, this lawyer's expression recurred when the former President Lee Tang-Hui came with some young kids of North Gong High School exactly before the presidential election day, asking (a question about) why I can't vote for the Japanese candidate. (What former President Lee) He meaned meant (was to vote for) the presidential candidate Mr. Frank Hsieh. The reasons seemed obvious. Besides(Instead of answering the question), I asked those kids in 2008 (presidential election eve), don't not forget to dine at the McDonald's to change their fate(similar to me mine) at an earlier life stage.

D.B. SSN057-86-4042,

Typed by DB in National Central Library, on April 19, 2011